Scoped to your catalogue — not a per-seat sticker.
Quick-commerce coverage differs wildly by brand: how many SKUs, how many cities, how many dark stores, how many rivals. So every plan is scoped to your footprint. Start free, see your reality, then request a demo to go deeper.
- Your brand across Blinkit, Zepto & Instamart
- Per-dark-store rank, ads & stock
- Brand-term conquest alerts
- Availability & out-of-stock board
- Daily refresh · one brand login
- Everything in Single brand
- Multiple brands, one roll-up view
- Wider city & keyword coverage
- Uncontested-lane & whitespace finder
- Priority refresh · team logins
- Everything in Multi-brand
- All your client brands, isolated per login
- Cross-brand admin roll-up
- Exports & report delivery
- Dedicated support · onboarding help
Not sure where you fit? Start with your free report — it's the fastest way to see your coverage, and we'll take it from there.
Why there are no numbers on this page.
Because a fair number depends on your footprint — SKUs, cities, dark stores, refresh cadence, how many rivals we track. Rather than a sticker price that's wrong for most brands, we scope it in a 20-minute demo and quote you what actually fits. The first report is always free, so you never pay to find out whether it's useful.
Request a demo →See your brand first — then let's talk.
Type your brand, verify with your brand email, and get the report. When you want more, request a demo.
What the rest of the market charges
Useful context, since almost nobody in this category publishes prices. From public pricing pages as of July 2026:
| Platform | Entry price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| MetricsCart | $300/mo (~₹25,000) | Up to 50 SKUs, 3 data sources, 1 module. Enterprise from $1,000/mo. |
| 42Signals / SellerApp / Paxcom | Not published | Demo required before a quote. |
| The Dark Store Index | Free to start | Any brand, any category, no account, no call. |
At roughly ₹25,000 a month capped at 50 SKUs, the entry tier of an enterprise platform is a considered purchase for a brand doing a few crore. That is not a criticism — it is priced for the enterprise buyer it was built for. It does mean most Indian D2C brands have had nothing between that and doing nothing at all.
That gap is the reason the read is free. You should be able to see your own shelf before anyone asks you for money or a meeting. A fuller comparison of the approaches is on the compare page.